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The Dark Side of Pyrotechnics: What We Don't See when the Sky Explodes
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Each party leaves behind smoke, toxic waste and noise that can exceed 150 decibels, enough to affect people and animals. Substances such as perchlorate and heavy metals remain in the air and soil, aggravating breathing problems and damaging ecosystems. Rising also causes stress, anxiety, insomnia and hearing discomfort, especially in children, older adults, noise-sensitive people and pets. Experts recommend opting for silent pyrotechnics, protec…
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